How to access inner class in an interface?
An inner class always behaves like a data variable of its encoding class or interface. By default all variables which are declared in an interface are final and static. A class defined inside an interface is implicitly static.
interface InterfaceXYZ {
class InnerXYZ {
}
}
class Program {
public static void main(String[] args) {
InterfaceXYZ.InnerXYZ inner = new InterfaceXYZ.InnerXYZ();
}
}
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